TKDN Expenditures Increase To IDR 23.7 Trillion, GIS Again Wins Best P3DN Appreciation From The Ministry Of Industry

Director of Supply Chain SIG, Yosviandri, brought a certificate of the State Product Use Award (P3DN) for the State-Owned Enterprises Category from the Ministry of Industry. (Photo: Doc. SIG)

JAKARTA - PT Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (SIG) has again won the 2024 Domestic Product Use Award (P3DN) as the Best Domestic Product User in the State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) category from the Ministry of Industry. This achievement made SIG a BUMN that won P3DN for two consecutive years, after winning an award in the same category in 2023.

The award was handed over by the Minister of Industry, Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita to the Director of Supply Chain SIG, Yosviandri in a series of Business Matching events for Domestic Product Expenditures in 2024 organized by the Ministry of Industry at The Meru Sanur, Bali, on Thursday 7 March.

The Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, who also gave his appreciation to ministries, institutions, local governments, BUMN and BUMD for efforts to increase domestic product spending, and hoped that this award would be a trigger to continue to improve the implementation of domestic product spending (PDN).

"We hope that this PDN affirmation action can encourage industrialization so that it contributes to GDP (Gross Domestic Product), towards an Advanced Indonesia 2045," said Luhut.

Meanwhile, the Director of Supply Chain SIG, Yosviandri, said that GIS expressed its gratitude for the government's appreciation for the company's commitment and consistency in using domestic products in operational activities to support the progress of the country's industry.

"SIG opens wide opportunities for large industries and small and medium-sized businesses in the country to become part of the SIG supply chain. In an effort to increase the achievement of the Domestic Component Level (TKDN), SIG also provides guidance and assistance for MSMEs to be able to supply products that are technically and economically reliable according to quality, cost and delivery standards," said Yosviandri.

According to Yosviandri, GIS's domestic product spending continues to increase. In 2023, GIS and its subsidiaries recorded a realization of domestic product spending of IDR 23.742 trillion or 92.92 percent of total goods and services expenditures of IDR 25.552 trillion. This achievement increased 6.4 percent from the realization of spending in the same post in 2022 of IDR 22.317 trillion.

"Domestic product spending is a strategic step to build a sovereign and independent country industry. It is hoped that there will be many open jobs to support the government in reducing unemployment and accelerating national economic growth," concluded Yosviandri.